Atlas Copco High Pressure Hydrogen Compressor for Mobility H2Y

Description

HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN COMPRESSOR FOR MOBILITY H2Y

Any application requiring hydrogen needs a continuous reliable and safe operation. All our H2 compression equipment meets major international and local safety codes.

You can rely on our compressed hydrogen technology and support worldwide. 

• Experience In The Hydrogen Industry
  Atlas Copco has leveraged its years of experience in hydrogen compression. From customer feedback to innovation in our product design for building products with long service intervals and short and prompt service interventions.

• 24/7, Global Presence For Maximum Uptime
  You can enjoy maximum uptime thanks to our extensive global network. Our service technicians are present in more than 180 countries.  They provide training and support to enable you to quickly learn how to operate remotely and resolve your on-site challenges.

• Tested Hydrogen Plug And Play Compressors
  With our plug & play solutions, you can save yourself unnecessary installation costs. Each unit is pre-wired and fully tested with helium before leaving our factory. We ensure it is ready for operation upon arrival.

On-Line H2 Fueling Stations

• Fast-fill, Time-fill & Combination fill
• Use of VSD and Proportional control system we offer tun down capabilities up to 100%

Mother & Daughter Hydrogen Stations

• Possibility of variable inlet pressure
• Logic internal managed to change filling regime based on inlet pressure and flow rate
• Maintain constant flow rate

When you are creating a virtual gas pipeline from the supply line to a daughter station, your focus is an efficient process.  Make sure you minimize pressure losses and ensure the same high efficiency as you would expect when filling directly from a supply line.

Our H2 hydraulic compressor packages for daughter stations help you

• to decrease unloading time and 
• increase the amount of gas unloaded
• to significantly reduce energy consumption as it automatically adjusts to the inlet pressure, preventing pressure losses through regulators.